Skills by Occupation

manage healthcare users' data human ear provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health accept own accountability use special hearing equipment for tests conduct health related research ensure safety of healthcare users educate on the prevention of illness adapt hearing tests inform policy makers on health-related challenges apply health sciences undertake clinical audit evaluate the psychological impact of hearing problems produce impressions for ear moulds neurophysiology acoustics human anatomy provide health education counsel patients on improving hearing comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice use e-health and mobile health technologies empathise with the healthcare user hearing loss interact with healthcare users health care system adjust cochlear implants physiology of balance develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship apply organisational techniques communication related to hearing impairment work in a multicultural environment in health care work in multidisciplinary health teams contribute to continuity of health care audiometry audiology advise on healthcare users' informed consent health care legislation instruct on the use of hearing aids hygiene in a health care setting apply context specific clinical competences communicate effectively in healthcare clean patients' ear canals adjust hearing aids follow clinical guidelines diagnose hearing impairement monitor patients' progress related to treatment hearing aids deal with emergency care situations promote inclusion psychoacoustics pathology balance disorders human physiology comply with legislation related to health care refer healthcare users listen actively physiology of hearing adhere to organisational guidelines respond to changing situations in health care

employ foreign languages in care ensure proper appointment administration employ foreign languages for health-related research disability types supervise audiology team human psychological development counselling methods pedagogy conduct research on hearing topics speech techniques geriatrics paediatrics